CTC Corporate Treasurers Forum - Association for Financial Professionals

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At this exclusive event, the most influential, respected and experienced financial executives from around the world will share unrivaled insights on managing treasury in today's global economy. Reap unparalleled business value out of advanced sessions and panel discussions on building a global treasury and managing all aspects of risk around the world.

What Matters. What are the most significant issues facing your finance and treasury teams in 2013? Discuss them at the CTC Corporate Treasurers Forum.

Benefit from expert guidance and lessons learned from prominent treasury and finance leaders on topics, including:

Counterparty risk
Strategic bank relationship management
Cash management and investments in the Eurozone
Investment strategies
Geopolitical risks
Cross-border sovereignty
Liquidity management in China
Dodd-Frank and Basel III implications
Treasury Metrics
Global treasury structures
Culture of risk

This event is exclusively for corporate treasury and finance executives with the following titles:

Treasurer
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Risk Officer
Controller/Comptroller
Vice President of Finance
Assistant Treasurer
Director of Risk

For more information please contact Craig Martin, AFP Director, Treasury Practice Lead, at cmartin@AFPonline.org or 301.961.8629.

CTP/CCM Recertification Credits
The CTC Corporate Treasurers Forum is approved for 11.1 CTP/CCM recertification credits. Credit is earned at the rate of one credit per 50 minutes of treasury/cash management or finance-related session time, including questions and answers.

CPE Credit
The Association for Financial Professionals is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), as a sponsor of continuing education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.

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For more information regarding administrative policies, including submitting a complaint, please contact AFP at 301.907.2862 or by email at AFP@AFPonline.org.

May 2013 Futures in FinanceThis month, we review the 2013 AFP Compensation Survey. Treasury and finance professionals experienced a healthy pay increase last year, with those at the executive level receiving the biggest boost. Also this month, we bring you our exclusive coverage of the recent CTC Corporate Treasurers Forum in New York. Much of the discussion at the forum centered around the development and retention of talent in treasury, as well as new areas treasury is expanding into. Also, CFO Coach Cindy Kraft discusses the new methods that organizations are using to find the right candidates, and more.
AFP Fraudwatch: China-Backed Group Hacking Corporates AgainHackers sponsored by the Chinese government are back after three months of silence. Although they are more interested in stealing state secrets than corporate cash, treasury risk managers should still be concerned.
Intel Exec: How to Succeed in FP&A – What You Need to KnowBrice Hill, VP Finance at Intel and for five years its chief of FP&A, offers a personal look at financial planning and analysis based on his recent presentation, "Advice I Wish I Received in 2004."
Finance Pros Need Broad Experience to Advance, Employers SayAttendees at last week's CTC Treasury Management Forum agreed that for treasurers to progress in their careers, it is essential that they gain a broad range of experience outside the treasury group.
2013 Comp Survey: Finance Pros See Healthy Salary IncreaseTreasury and finance professionals enjoyed healthy pay raises last year, according to the 2013 AFP Compensation Survey. Of the three job tiers referenced in the report - executive, management and staff level - the executive level saw the biggest boost.

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